Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-06-04

II NauSlLr ibsbdut hNhtb. hD "ao 49,
twenty, a resident Of What Cheer AMI was to
have been married next week. This was bis
sixth ascension.
C~KEsToN, May 24-Great interest is taken
In the game Of base bali OF the Crestons
against the FontaDells here this afternoon.
The latter secured a batter from Chicago yes
terday.
DEs MONIES, May 24.-Eli Qulgley, who
was serving cut a three years sentence at
Fort Madison for bodysnatching In Ringgold
county two years ago, escaped from the Gus
tody Of Sheriff Honnold, Of Decatur county,
yesterday morning by jumping from moving
train near Charlton. Quigley was being
brought to Leon for use as a witness In TIE
trial of bis confederates. The train was NOV
ing fifty miles an hour.
DEs MONIES, Ia, May 24.-Prof. Stalker,
state veterinarian, has condemned two horses
afflicted with CHAMBERS, one of which is q
chronic case, the animal having had the dis
ease for three years. A valuable high-hred
stallion was killed this morning. The water
ing troughs are being disiufected and white
washed in order TO prevent the spread OF any
infectious disease.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 25.-The G. B. s. y.
excursion train brought 600 people from Ore
gon, Illinois, and intermediate points to wit
ness the brass band tournament and the base
ball game between the Dubuque and Lacrosse
clubs. The Savannah polo band won the
first and second prizes.
OTTUMwA, Iowa, May 25.-Albert Sullivan,
IA miner, was killed by a Milwaukee train In
the suburbs Of the city at IL O'Clock last
night. His head, arm and leg were cut of.
CREsToN, Iowa, May %. The Crestons de-
feated the Fontanelles yesterday, the score
being IA to /. The Fontanelle club plays the
Red Oaks this afternoon.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The German Bricklay-
ers' union, which is IN aniliation with the
German branch OF the socialist labor party,
has prepared an address 10 the bricklayers Of
the United States requesting them to keep
away frem Chicago until the present trouble
in the building trade has been settled,
Twenty thousand copies Of the address are
being printed to-day, and will be at once
mailed to their destinations. The trade and
labor assembly has decided hereafter that all
boycotts shall be made IN secret, and kept not
only from the knowledge Of the general
public, but also from the man or firm
wko IS to be boycotted. AS a step toward this
move a general order has been issued to every
member TO boycott reporters, and hereafter
ali the meetings Of the assembly will be held
In secret.
DEs MONIES, May 25.-The annual meet
lug Of the state Homeopathic Medical as.o-
citation began here yesterday afternoon. An
address Of welcome was delivered by Gov.
Larrabee, to which response was made by DR..
Dickerson, Of Des MoIncs, president Of the
association.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 25.-It Is reported
here that Prof. KAHN, Of Hartford, KY, sight
cd the temperance Of the Star OF Bethlehem
on Monday night in the northeastern heavens.
1t makes its appearance about every 800 years
and astronomers have been looking for It for
some time.
SIDNEY, Ia, May 25.-shcri1 Jones came
In last night from Ray county, Missouri, with
william Bebout, who was indicted in this
county in 1869 for the murder Of Richard
HUI on the 9th OF March, 1869. some time
ir October OF the same year Bebout made his
escape from the county Jail and has been at
large ever since. Bebout and Hill were EN-
ployed on the ferry boat owned by Bebout's
father running between PASSPORT and Nebras-
ka City. The evidence on file with the indict-
ment shows il to have been a deliberate
murder, but il is doubtful whether he can
now be convicted, as In the eighteen years
that have passed all the six witnesses have
either died or left the country. Bcbout was
recognized 10y his foreman, who formerly
lived in this county.
M~INNEAPoLIs, MINI, May GA special
from Glindon, Minnesota, says the elevator
at Hawiey was burned this morning with So
600 bushels of wheat. The loss Is So, 600;
insurance unknown. Tramps are suspected
of setting the building on fire.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, May 26.-The first
train over the Canadian Pacific reached Van
Couvcr, the ocean terminus, last Tuesday.
There was a celebration and rejoicing.
CEDAR RAPIDS, May Pr. n. Godson, the
cornice manufacturer, who disappeared Tues
day, was found yesterday at Washington,
Iowa, insane, and brought home last night.
He was financially embarrassed.
HIoB PRICED YALE PITCHER
w. f. Hutchinson, our phenomenal Yale
pitcher, has signed with The Des Moines club
for $500 for the rest OF the season.
The largest class in the history OF the high
school graduated last night. There were
eighteen, ten Of whom will teach next year in
the city schools.
Iowa CITY, May 27.-Miss Clara Remley
and her mother Were very severely injured
this morning in a runaway accident.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Chet Smith, the owner
Of the alleged theatrical agency through the
medium Of which a large number Of girls have
been induced to 90 to the concert dives at
Hurley, Wis, and other sections of that state
and Michigan, under the impression tdat they
| were accepting advantageous and respectable
| stage positions, was again before Justice
| Hammer this morning charged on remand
with the abduction OF four OF his last victims.
| The ease was sent to The criminal court.